was seen as a possible successor to president alassane ouattara he was trying to france for medical treatment last month and then to germany an address has more from the sun. he died of advanced case of cancer and this is a man who is seen by many here in ivory coast as a possible successor he's been groomed going by his profile is that the minister of defense the prime minister as well as minister of interior it tells you how much trusted he is. by a loss of what and what the future had in store for him before this now this is this 2nd. loss and what a success a possible successor who has died in the last 8 months he inherited the position from. who died 8 months ago and was seen as a possible successor to us and what i what i gave the reason for his contesting the presidential elections last last year as because he lost somebody you could have trusted to handle the job and as a result the constitution was picked and then he stood and won the election of voice disputed by the by the opposition now. the prime minister the late prime minister maybe i have a weight in government circles but he'

election despite polls showing a win for the ruling party the win would strengthen president alassane ouattara his position he won a 3rd term in november in an election marred by violence. the u.k. prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges the guardian radcliffe's 5 year sentence has ended she spent the final year of her term under house arrest and uncle tag has now been removed but her lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge as a big reports from tehran after 4 years in prison and one year under house arrest now as an insult very radcliffe's ordeal looks like it's almost over on sunday her electronic ankle tag was removed but she's not yet completely free her lawyer said he doesn't know if she will be allowed to leave iran while welcoming the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back

vote saying the results are riddled with irregularities the winner would strengthen president alassane ouattara his position he went to 3rd term in november in an election marred by unrest that killed at least 85 people. the u.s. secretary of state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the biden administration's strategy to end the conflict anthony blinken called for a 90 day reduction in violence and has asked turkey and the u.n. to host talks he says no decision has yet been made on u.s. troop withdrawal the u.k. prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges thousands of god iraq claims 5 year sentence has ended but her lawyer says she has been summoned to court next week on another challenge pope francis a celebrated mass with thousands of worship as an added 1000000000 iraq's kurdish region earlier he met with members of the christian community in characters in other towns once held by ice over stones with the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to al-jazeera world stage and that's what by the n

big weeks out there and but they also knew that this is the preferred candidate of president alassane ouattara. so with. who could fill his place as a possible successor to. charlie this has been walked out long long ago i should say weeks ago before he died yesterday president alassane ouattara made an announcement appointing a long time and trusted person who was the the head of cabinet a misstep patrick achi who just won his election to parliament as the interim prime minister who should be acting in that capacity so what i will say that because of the condition of the prime minister archie will take that door until such a time that when the prime minister which of his bag and i think of the political leadership here realise that he doesn't stand much of a chance of recovering from his illness and that's why he was there and that's why it could be said that the government sensed this and then put the plan b. in place and that's how it is today. thank you for that live update from. unrest continues in senegal following the arrest and detention of key opposition figure was months a week isn't

the country's civil war in the early 2000 he was considered a possible successor to president alassane ouattara. one of guinea bissau as most prominent journalists says he was abducted and beaten by 4 unknown attackers on tuesday until a new alley silva who's a regular critic of the government revealed his injuries after being given medical treatment human rights campaigners are calling for an investigation into his assault. now where is he it's been nearly 2 weeks since tanzania's president john mughal fully was last seen in public his absence has prompted speculation both at whole and abroad opposition politicians are demanding the government lift the lid on the president's condition and this suggesting mughal fully might not even be in the country. let's go to our correspondent edith kemeny in nairobi kenya it is good to see you what are activists and the media reporting about mr mughal foley's whereabouts and his well being. well i wouldn't exactly call it reporting i would say basically speculating and all of this really started with to do so the opposition leader when he went on twitter a

results can go to the court in the next 72 hours the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and the ruling r h d p party total dominance over ivory coast politics. the opposition is a monolith party that's. at lex national spirit as it's clear we've won the parliamentary majority we sit out to achieve. election observers call the process to respond despite incidents recorded in some parts of the country but this is a. minor issue compared to the. fake or the p.d.p. . election. claims and counterclaims a victory by the leading political parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in the economic capital abidjan remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy treece al jazeera. israel has partially reopened its airport to f

belgium it's likely that he'll return home soon so the average coast of the current president alassane ouattara has reached out a sort of olive branch extended all of branch and even given him a diplomatic passport in his status as former president say it's likely that he will go back home. the thing though is that a lot of people feel that because he's still so population from his time abroad he might again pose a political threat to the current government is not clear if that will remain political oh could escalate into something else considering he did try to run for the elections that have just passed in october not one other key things are to keep in mind is that he faces a potential 20 year jail term he was sentenced in absentia because these forces loot said local branch of the west african central bank so it remains to be seen whether he'll serve that or whether he'll be acquitted from that as a sort of token gesture so that peace can can prevail right tony as evan thank you for that. and it's a look now at some of the stories making news across the continent a military units tried to s

big weeks out there and but they also knew that this is the preferred candidate of president alassane ouattara. well as president is now under a new scrutiny for allegedly promising to protect drug traffic is moving large amounts of cocaine into the united states prosecutors in new york say president want to lend a hand has received millions of dollars and bribes and and as has denied those allegations but he could be facing 4 out in his relationship with the u.s. and europe reports. plundering president when he landed in and is has been accused of trafficking tons of cocaine to the united states this according to you. prosecutors who went as far as calling honduras a norco state. investigator say president edmond is received bribes amounting to $25000000.00 from giovanni fuentes play midis in alleged drug trafficker currently on trial in a us federal court though the u.s. government is long viewed hundreds says the strategic ally in the region this week u.s. state department spokesperson ned price distanced the biden administration from its counterparts in the adnan this government we are com

main opposition says the results are riddled with regularity the win would strengthen president alassane ouattara as position he wanted 3rd term in the vendor in an election marred by unrest that killed at least $85.00 people. the formal extradition hearing against the controversial preacher is underway in malawi shepherd's bush eally and his wife mary are accused of money laundering fairford and frauds in south africa the millionaire and self-proclaimed prophets runs churches in multiple african countries and regularly drew tens of thousands of followers to his events if i had south africa in november saying their lives were in danger and they wouldn't scatter fair trial. health workers in vietnam have received their 1st jobs as the country begins its vaccination drive with 100000 astra zeneca doses happing distributed to major cities there vietnam expects another 1300000 to arrive through the kovacs squabble sharing scheme in april. president is expected to name his new cabinet soon after earlier asking all ministers to resign when it is faces growing pressure from protestors about the governme

peaceful election say there are navy tims among the population after casting his ballot president alassane ouattara reassures awardee page. here just younger i see that there is no tension in the year i've just spoken to the minister of the interior he tells me that things are going well everywhere and i hope that the day as well as well as the count good luck to all the candidates. the election commission says it hopes to announce when is in print for hours election officials say voting one across much of the country. voting started late in some areas because of water missions. but also some skirmishes in a few places but officials say not enough to model. opposition leaders who boycotted last december's presidential polls are warning against irregularities of paper loss they are not but i would like to take this opportunity to appeal to the independent electoral commission to ensure that this whole process takes place peacefully and that there's no cheating observers say the turnout was low and that could work against some candidates the governing party aims to win 148 seats in parliament enough

results can go to the court in the next 72 hours the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and the ruling r h d p party total dominance over ivory coast politics. the opposition as a monolithic party that. at lex national spirit as it's clear we have won the parliamentary majority we set out to achieve. election observers called a process to respond despite incidents recorded in some parts of the country but this is really. bad to. take the. election. claims and counterclaims a victory by the leading political parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in become a couple to lobby join remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy trees. now the u.s. state department says it's repulsed by the military is use of lethal

president alassane ouattara is ruling party has been declared winner of saturday's parliamentary elections in ivory coast while r h d p party took 138 of the 255 seats the opposition who also claimed victory on sunday and alleges widespread fraud which the government rejects mean mars military leaders have recalled the countries who came back after he publicly denounced the coup this comes as a 2nd official with political party died after being arrested by mean more security forces police raided homes overnight and demonstrators bro curfew to continue protesting fully vaccinated americans can gather together indoors without wearing a mask or social distancing according to new guidance from health officials they also say fully vaccinated people don't need to quarantine if they come into contact with someone who's positive duns cope with 1000 vaccination campaign has just begun 800000 doses of the astra zeneca shots arrived there just a few days ago they were provided under the un led kovacs initiative you have today with the headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next thanks for wa

considered west africa's island of stability shortly after his reelection last year president alassane ouattara established a ministry devoted to recross filing ivorians previously the role of reconsideration the healing process and all was left in the hands of a few individuals and organizations. the medically body leads the federation of victims of post-election violence in ivory coast he says their work is made difficult by the failure of the country to appreciate how deep their divisions are . given to you it's a daily struggle to reconcile victims and aggressors our objective is to unite ivorians to live in peace once again. he says stuck to help some to move on but once that in areas was affected by the country's crisis there's still much suspicion mistrust and in some cases hate among neighbors and it's reflected in ivory coast politics many here feel unless the government invest more in confidence building and trust the nation may not attend lasting peace destroyed by both the 2002 civil war and the post-election violence of 2011 comedy agrees al-jazeera. japan is not the 10th anniversa

election despite polls showing a win for the ruling party the victory would strengthen president alassane ouattara his position he won a 3rd term in the van but in an election marred by violence. the u.k. prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges cigar iraq lives 5 year sentence has ended she spent the final year under house arrest and her ankle tag has now been removed but a lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge. the u.s. secular state has written to afghanistan's president outlining the biden ministrations strategy to end the conflict. and he blinken called for a 90 day were duction in violence and has asked turkey and the u.n. to host talks he says no decision has yet been made on u.s. troop withdrawal. photos in switzerland have now only approved a ban on face coverings in public the proposal was approved by just over 51 percent of those who voted in sunday's referendum the measure did not mention islam specifically but it's known locally as the burqa ban the ban once put in place will

in belgium it's likely that he'll return home to the average coast of the current president alassane ouattara has reached out a sort of olive branch extended all of branch and even given him a diplomatic passport in his status as former president so it's likely that he will go back home. the thing though is that a lot of people feel that because he's still so population from his time abroad he might again pose a political threat to the current government so it's not clear if that will remain political 0 could escalate into something else considering he did try to run for the elections that have just passed in october not one other key things are to keep in mind is that he faces a potential 20 year jail term he was sentenced in absentia because these forces loot said local branch of the west african central bank so it remains to be seen whether he'll serve that or whether he'll be acquitted from that as a sort of token gesture so that peace can can prevail all right tony as ever thank you for that. and it's take a look now at some of the stories making news across the continent a military unit

has died in office 2 years illness but her yoko was seen as a possible successor to president alassane ouattara he was flown to france for medical treatment last month and then to germany. that is al-jazeera these are the headlines myanmar's military has leveled new claims against deposed leader aung sun suu cim a military spokesman says she accepted illegal payments with $600000.00 plus gold while in government china has approved changes to limit democratic participation in hong kong elections its annual national people's congress passed a new laws to veto and screen candidates japan is marking tenure.

germany 2 days after his 56th birthday but here it was seen as a possible successor to president alassane ouattara he was flown to france for medical treatment last month and then to freberg in germany president ouattara says that back to yoko died from cancer. yes there were headlines here and next up it's counting the cost i mean it is by far. it's been 10 years since the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in japan caused a massive tsunami taking 18000 lives and igniting the world's worst nuclear crisis since the chernobyl disaster joining us as we revisit those most affected in a series of reports on al-jazeera. hello i'm doubting obligates of this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week millions of people could be forced to move a sea levels rise but as the cost of building sea defenses increase we ask why wealthy nations aren't delivering on promised money. big investors hand out billions to start ups every year but women and ethnic minorities are missing out it's. pos when rich americans don't want to pay high taxes they had south to

one party state and taking control of parliament could make governance difficult for president alassane ouattara leader of the r.h.d. party who was reelected for the last december's presidential election. the son of what to us archrival and former president laurent gbagbo is all your voters to ensure the opposition now takes charge of parliament. let's go to the like sions and type at the power to give it back to whoever has the right to it in the ivory coast but this election is seen by the opposition as the biggest possibly only a paternity to stay politically relevant before the next presidential vote in 5 years . think it is important for us to go to these legislative elections because we cannot yet allow the r h d p to exercise absolute power you know every coast. so my voters believe the planned return of former president laurent gbagbo will employs both turnout and outcome but the president's supporters dismissed the opposition challenge promising to record another decisive victory. said that. this election is an opportunity to take stock they all came to power here we saw what they left

vote saying the results are riddled with irregularities the wind would strengthen president alassane ouattara position he won a 3rd term in the vent in an election mob by unrest that killed at least 85 people . a lot more still to come here not just here including president biden's administration outlines its strategy on afghanistan calling for a greater role for turkey and the u.n. in the peace process. and students in england have to go back to school in the 1st stage of the u.k.'s road map out of coronavirus lock down but some say it's too soon for that stay with us. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways hello there the weather squatting down nicely now for japan and we've got so little bank of cloud just making its way out of the way drier clearer weather coming in behind because we have high pressure mind you that high has been producing some mr burke across places like beijing for example some pollution trapped on the high which acts as a lid on the atmosphere of course how high will tend is a little further east with over the next couple of days pushing tha

big weeks out there and but they also knew that this is the preferred candidate of president alassane ouattara. as you mentioned labor's ill has recorded its highest number of deaths from coronavirus in a single day nearly 2300 were rejected a wednesday and in chile infections are rising despite leading the world in vaccinations a lot of america to use in human reports now from santiago. 75 year old lida his wife and his granddaughter arrive to get their 2nd jab at you send people back to nations and. all of us medical students are being inoculate. so that we can help out in this pandemic. i'm thankful to lose my fear of the pandemic to recover somewhat of a normal life thanks to the vaccine. chile has now surpassed israel as the country with the largest percentage of citizens to be inoculated but it will be months before 80 percent of the population is vaccinated and in the meantime a new aggressive wave of covert 19 is forcing authorities to impose more lockdowns it seems pretty clear that a dose of overconfidence mixed with pandemic fatigue are making many people take unnecessary risks new

election despite polls showing a win for the ruling party the victory would strengthen president alassane ouattara his position he won a 3rd term in the vendor in an election marred by violence. a british iranian woman imprisoned in tehran on spying charges has completed her 5 year sentence gary radcliffe's lawyer says an electronic trucker has been removed from the ankle but that she now faces another trial the u.s. sect of state has sent a letter to the afghan president outlining outlining for the 1st time the biden administration's strategy for the country several proposals have been made including a revised plan for a 90 day reduction in violence at least 18 people have been killed in to land bomb explosions in the central syrian province of hama dozens more were injured in the blasts the syrian observatory for human rights says the victims were farmers explosives left in fields along roads and in buildings have killed hundreds of civilians in syria's decade long conflict and pope francis has celebrated mass with thousands of worshipers an arab ill in iraq scottish region earlier he met with m

to the ivory coast now where president alassane ouattara is governing party has won the parliamentary elections well. he has taken 138 of 255 seats both his party and the main opposition have claimed victory the opposition says there's been widespread fraud which the government rejects. that interest reports from abidjan. the last 3 contentious. seats have been declared just a few minutes ago on stage by the election officials and the seats for you. and way so from indications now the governing party of the president of us the water as more than half the seats in parliament in fact the projections that he the party has won 138 seats in parliament leaving the rest to the other political parties now this is the official statement so far all the official stand so far and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how they went about this so it's almost settled now but the election has been won and lost by the respective political parties the president's part was projected to do well because last year when the opposition to the presidential elections. wanted to b

vote saying the results are riddled with irregularities the win would only strengthen president alassane ouattara as position he won his 3rd term in november that election that was marred by unrest that killed at least 85 people. protesters burned barricades on the streets of port au prince on sunday is haiti's political turmoil continues demonstrators say president jovial moyes is an illegitimate leader and are calling for him to resign moyes maintains his term lasts until next year opposition says it actually should have ended 3 weeks ago health workers joined sunday's protests angry at him over security concerns following a string of kidnapping or relations between haiti and its wealthy nabi the dominican republic have been historically difficult on the caribbean islands that they share now the dominican government has announced plans to build a wall between them to end illegal migration and or schapelle explains. this neighborhood is known as little haiti. it lies in santo domingo the capital of the dominican republic on the eastern half of the island of hispaniola about half a 1000000 people

government says he had been battling cancer but yoko was seen as a possible successor to president alassane ouattara he'd be receiving treatment in france and in germany you know today we had lines more news coming up after he returned to al-jazeera well off. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to school supplies and training to help the world's most found people uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and a vaccine working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the womb and in the lab advocating for everyone to have access to essential health services now more than ever the world needs w.h.o. making a healthy a world. for. everyone. who knew. and loved us and. she said when we met you know being a leader its mother had put to bed the young machine and make a play by play the hottest that it's each of the live liveth by the end up mystic in vienna not it's a shout but if a

the opposition is taking part, after boycotting the presidential election which gave alassane ouattaraden's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan, by a single vote. the president says the package will beat the virus, and cut poverty. pope francis holds an unprecedented meeting with iraqi's top hsia religious leader, before going on to celebrate mass. —— shia. reports from yemen say dozens of people have died in 2a hours of fighting between government forces and houthi rebels, who are battling for control of the northern city of marib. the rebels, who are supported by iran, want to drive out the saudi—backed government in marib. mark lobel reports. these scenes shot last month show pro—government forces have been defending the area around marib from hootie rebels for some time. —— houthi. now it appears to be under heavy attack again. military sources report a frenetic 2a hours, with around 30 deaths on the government side, and nearly 60 rebels killed in air strikes. marib is strategically important, after heavy investment from the yemeni government. it is also a rich gateway to oil and gas p

the country's civil war in the early 2000 he was considered a possible successor to president alassane ouattara. one of guinea bissau as most prominent journalists says he was abducted and beaten by 4 unknown attackers on tuesday until a new alley silva who's a regular critic of the government revealed his injuries after being given medical treatment human rights campaigners are calling for an investigation into his assault. now where is he it's been nearly 2 weeks since tanzania's president john mughal foley was last seen in public his absence has prompted speculation both at home and abroad opposition politicians are demanding the government lift the lid on the president's condition and this suggesting mughal fully might not even be in the country. let's go to our correspondent edith kemeny in nairobi kenya it is good to see you what are activists and the media reporting about mr mughal foley's whereabouts and his well being. well i wouldn't exactly call it reporting i would say basically speculating and all this really started with to do so the opposition leader when he went on twitter and d

the country's civil war in the early 2000 he was considered a possible successor to president alassane ouattara. one of guinea b. cells most prominent journalists says he was abducted and beaten by 4 unknown attackers on tuesday until a new alley silva who's a regular critic of the government revealed his injuries after being given medical treatment human rights campaigners are calling for an investigation into his assault. now where is he it's been nearly 2 weeks since tanzania's president john mughal foley was last seen in public his absence has prompted speculation both at whole and abroad opposition politicians are demanding the government lift the lid on the president's condition and this suggesting mughal fully might not even be in the country. let's go to our correspondent edith kemeny in nairobi kenya it is good to see you what are activists and the media reporting about mr magoo foley's whereabouts and his well being. well i wouldn't exactly call it reporting i would say basically speculating and all of this really started with to do so the opposition leader when he went on twitter and

in belgium, it's likely that he'll return home to the average coast of the current president. alassane ouattarahas reached out a sort of olive branch extended all of branch and even given him a diplomatic passport in his status as former president. so it's likely that he will go back home. the thing though is that a lot of people feel that because he's still so population from his time abroad, he might again pose a political threat to the current government. so it's not clear if that will remain political or could escalate into something else. considering he did try to run for the elections that have just passed in october, not one other key things are to keep in mind is that he faces a potential 20 year jail term. he was sentenced in absentia. because these forces loot said local branch of the west african central bank. so it remains to be seen whether he'll serve that or whether he'll be acquitted from that as a sort of token gesture. so that peace can, can prevail. all right, tony, as ever, thank you for that. and it's a look now at some of the stories making news across the continent. a mil

in belgium it's likely that he'll return home to the average coast of the current president alassane ouattara has reached out a sort of olive branch extended all of branch and even given him a diplomatic passport in his status as formal presidency is likely that he will go back home. the thing though is that a lot of people feel that because he's still so population from his time abroad he might again pose a political threat to the current government so it's not clear if that will remain political 0 could escalate into something else considering he did try to run for the elections that have just passed in october not one other key things are to keep in mind is that he faces a potential 20 year jail term he was sentenced in absentia because these forces loot said local branch of the west african central bank so it remains to be seen whether he'll serve that or whether he'll be acquitted from that as a sort of token gesture so that peace can can prevail right to me as if it thank you for that. and it's a look now at some of the stories making news across the continent a military units tried to

considered west africa's island of stability shortly after his reelection last year president alassane ouattara established a ministry devoted to ivorians previously the role of. the healing process and all was left in the hands of a few individuals and organizations all of us who. leads the federation of victims of post-election violence in ivory coast he says their work is met difficult by the failure of the country to appreciate how deep their divisions are. it's a daily struggle to reconcile victims and aggressive are objective is to unite ivorians to live in peace once again. he says stocks help some to move on but one study in areas was affected by the country's crisis there's still much suspicion mistrust and in some cases hate among neighbors and it's reflected in ivory coast politics many here feel unless the government invest more in confidence building and trust the nation may not attend lasting peace destroyed by both the 2002 civil war at the post-election violence of 2011. and exactly a month to len's will head to the polls in a historic election to choose delegates for the body t

of political turbulence last october's disputed election sparked violent protests president alassane ouattara whose government for more than a decade won with 94 percent of the vote but his opponents didn't accept the result a constitutional amendment following a referendum and 2016 allowed what's harder to seek a 3rd term but led to violence between opposition and ruling party supporters and security forces ivory coast experienced a civil war after war taught us 1st election victory in 2010 former president laurent gbagbo refused to step down leading to violence in which 3000 people were killed. is an african affairs analyst and president of africa international media group she joins us now live from paris so after a 10 year boycott suddenly the opposition wants to get involved in elections again why. you know this is a constant. opposition has been competing all over. and not by so in the example. we may whenever they have an argument against the incumbent power or the iran against a president and the work like the. election was that there's instant the 1st look and that is to say we boycot

the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and the ruling r h d p party total dominance over ivory coast politics. the opposition is a monolith party that's. at lex national spirit as for us it's clear we've won the parliamentary majority we sit out to a chief. election observers call the process to respond despite incidents recorded in some parts of the country but this is. the. election. claims and counterclaims a victory by the leading political parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in the economic capital abidjan remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy trees. to chile now way chinese state owned companies are gaining a bigger foothold corporations are extracting billions of dollars of resources and s

big weeks out there and but they also knew that this is the preferred candidate of president alassane ouattara. the united nations says they are mounting concerns about unexploded devices after a series of explosions at a military barracks in equitorial guinea more than $100.00 people were killed in the blasts in the coastal city of bottle on sunday the president says nearly every building in the city has been damaged and it was caused by mishandled dynamite. now the president of honduras is once again being accused of protecting drug traffic is moving large amounts of cocaine into the united states prosecutors in new york say president juan orlando had mandates received millions of dollars in bribes and on days has denied the allegations money reports. plundering president one would lead to an end as has been accused of trafficking tons of cocaine to the united states this according to u.s. prosecutors who went as far as calling honduras a norco state investigators say president and then this received bribes amounting to $25000.00 from giovanni fuentes is an alleged drug trafficker currently

opposition says the results are riddled with irregularities the win would strengthen president alassane ouattara as position he won a 3rd term in office in november in an election modify and race that killed at least 85 people. in malawi a formal extradition hearing against a controversial preacher has been both spawned until next monday shepherd was sherry and his wife mary are accused of money laundering feth 10 fraud in south africa the millionaire in self-proclaimed prophet once churches in multiple african countries and regularly drew tens of thousands of followers to his events him and his wife fled to soften africa in november saying their lives were in danger and they wouldn't get a fair trial. protesters 11 on angry at their deteriorating economic state has been have been blocking roads in the capital the demonstrators have declared monday a day of rage they used iron barriers and burnt tires to kill several roads linking beirut with the north and south the lebanese pound is continuing to fall against the u.s. dollar and there hasn't been a government in place since august so. the u.s.